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My /21 had nothing to do with his or yours, if he or you had spam reports and malware dbs etc on the other block then that was on him. Senderbase showed around 100 ips with poor reputation. If a customer opened a ticket that an ip was on a blocklist then it was instantly removed. My entire /21...

Ahh yes Ive credited accounts per basis upon request :)

We just got a /21 and the counter didn't move :)

I believe it is a requirement of ARIN as well if you assign over a /28 to someone that you have to SWIP it.

That was exactly my thoughts, but like I said - we would have paid more, done pretty much whatever he wanted.... just to keep those until we could get through the ARIN process. We actually purchased a /22 for that same price before ARIN approved us (half the ips) - but the datacenter is running...

Well he didn't rob us, after I called him out on it (since he did send the notice on the 16th). It would have been good of him to let us pay even DOUBLE what we were paying just to keep them for another month(and we would have) so our customers didn't have this downtime.

As stated up there(you probably replied before seeing it). 8.1% of the users had a poor reputation on senderbase. We were willing to work on this number and get it down to an acceptable in his eyes number. I agree SPAM is the responsibility of the client, but abuse complaints were poorly routed...

Well funny thing is since we are with ARIN now we get it for $83.30/mo so I don't really know what you are basing that on. He offered that price. I didn't ask for it. He didn't stick out anything for a month? He stuck it out for 21 days that I had ALREADY paid for.

It was in the files. 8.1% of the users had a poor reputation on senderbase. We were willing to work on this number and get it down to an acceptable in his eyes number.

You can see proofs that we will refer to throughout this thread in the moke.zip file that is linked here - https://www.dropbox.com/s/sl0r0wbxnf099kh/moke.zip?dl=0     Introduction Well I rented a /21 of ip addresses from Damian around 5/13/2014 because he had a great price and I didn't have...

Man that really sucks. We had a small situation where someone was peaking a gigabit port off and on over the holidays - but we got it resolved as soon as we noticed our monitoring software wasn't installed on that server >.>

Why were they set to 1337?

Ahhh ok gotcha :)

The only windows ssh clients I've used are putty and cygwin.. Cygwin seems riddled with bugs and such, for more advanced use cases of ssh and such you can definitely tell it needs some work. (Although I do like it more than putty.)

Very nice, but very small use case! There are a lot of other encryption techniques that are already used that cover a wider base of files than just readable text - like entire file system encryption.

I think it's a good thing that they are moving in this direction. Let's hope they don't become big meanies though and close the source again at some point.

Why would we not be able to do that?

Who threatened you with what papers? They didn't have the balls because you would have done something?

I am no longer thinking about not using paypal. This can be closed.

Hey I understand, and while those are valid points I think that forums fill a niche void that facebook and reddit and such do not. I actually hadn't even joined reddit up until last month and I'm 23 - yet I frequently join forums and participate.